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Updating the fans by connecting them to the original fan header
I've found a tresor in my parents attic. Two slim-fan-header to 4pin-header adapters ! I think one of them came from an old NZXT G10 bracket my brother has left here, and the other comes from... ???

See ?? Isn't that a shody slim-4pin-to-2x4pin-fan-header adapter ??

That adapter has a slim 4pin to 2x4 pin header. It works. I'm amazed. Now the fans run from 36% to 60% in GPU Tweak or Afterburner. Sounds stupid, but I'm thinking about gettin back to the silentwings just because I feel they could start lower...

Now, I finally have a fan curve I can set and forget in afterburner, and unervolt the GTX 1080 ti. It's already stable at 0.975mV, 1949MHz. Doesn't sound great, but I actually can get more than 8500 points in 3Dmark, helped by a slight DRAM OC (+430, which means nothing to me).

I'm pretty happy now

<blockquote data-quote="HZCH" data-source="post: 147187" data-attributes="member: 8336">Updating the fans by connecting them to the original fan headerI've found a tresor in my parents attic. Two slim-fan-header to 4pin-header adapters ! I think one of them came from an old NZXT G10 bracket my brother has left here, and the other comes from... ???<img src="https://i.imgur.com/9ZE2NW1.jpg?1" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />See ?? Isn't that a shody slim-4pin-to-2x4pin-fan-header adapter ??That adapter has a slim 4pin to 2x4 pin header. It works. I'm amazed. Now the fans run from 36% to 60% in GPU Tweak or Afterburner. Sounds stupid, but I'm thinking about gettin back to the silentwings just because I feel they could start lower...Now, I finally have a fan curve I can set and forget in afterburner, and unervolt the GTX 1080 ti. It's already stable at 0.975mV, 1949MHz. Doesn't sound great, but I actually can get more than 8500 points in 3Dmark, helped by a slight DRAM OC (+430, which means nothing to me).I'm pretty happy now <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite92" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="HZCH, post: 147187, member: 8336"] [U][B]Updating the fans by connecting them to the original fan header[/B][/U] I've found a tresor in my parents attic. Two slim-fan-header to 4pin-header adapters ! I think one of them came from an old NZXT G10 bracket my brother has left here, and the other comes from... ??? [IMG]https://i.imgur.com/9ZE2NW1.jpg?1[/IMG] [SIZE=2][I]See ?? Isn't that a shody slim-4pin-to-2x4pin-fan-header adapter ??[/I][/SIZE] That adapter has a slim 4pin to 2x4 pin header. It works. I'm amazed. Now the fans run from 36% to 60% in GPU Tweak or Afterburner. Sounds stupid, but I'm thinking about gettin back to the silentwings just because I feel they could start lower... Now, I finally have a fan curve I can set and forget in afterburner, and unervolt the GTX 1080 ti. It's already stable at 0.975mV, 1949MHz. Doesn't sound great, but I actually can get more than 8500 points in 3Dmark, helped by a slight DRAM OC (+430, which means nothing to me). I'm pretty happy now :) [/QUOTE]

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